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Jets plan White Out uniforms for 2026 season

The New York Jets have unveiled a new white-out theme for the 2026 season, debuting white helmets with green accents paired with white jerseys and pants for a Week 2 home opener against the Green Bay Packers on Sept. 20. The move expands their helmet options to five, with the white lids designed to invert the typical green-white palette and be worn across multiple uniform combinations, signaling a prominent new-look approach for the season.

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ESPN Layoffs Hit Karl Ravech in Bristol

ESPN is conducting another round of layoffs, with Karl Ravech reportedly exiting after a long ESPN tenure as a Baseball Tonight host and Sunday Night Baseball lead announcer, following the earlier dismissal of NFL analyst Ryan Clark. The sweeping cuts come amid ESPN’s baseball rights reshuffle and broader integration with the NFL Network, with multiple outlets confirming Ravech’s departure.

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Nearly 100 U.S. Troops Injured in Iran Strikes

Nearly 100 U.S. service members have been injured in Iranian airstrikes across the Middle East, with 96% back on duty and most injuries described as minor concussions, as Pentagon data shows 427 injuries since Operation Epic Fury began. The death toll has risen to 17 amid a tenth straight day of strikes, with President Donald Trump reiterating the goal of preventing Iran from acquiring a nuclear weapon as diplomacy surfaces a potential ceasefire.

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ESPN Fires Ryan Clark Amid Broad Layoffs

ESPN has cut ties with former Steelers safety and current analyst Ryan Clark as part of a wave of layoffs ahead of its first Super Bowl coverage, signaling significant staffing shifts at the network. Clark, one of ESPN's highest-paid on-air talents at about $2 million per year and a regular on First Take and The Pivot, joined ESPN in 2015 and had been central to NFL coverage and Super Bowl plans.

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Packers Extend Devonte Wyatt, Range Up to $67M

The Green Bay Packers have signed defensive tackle Devonte Wyatt to a three-year, $57 million extension, including a $20 million signing bonus, keeping him under contract through 2029. The deal follows his 2022 first-round selection and 2025 season cut short by injury, with the team turning its attention to locking in tight end Tucker Kraft next.

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LIV Golf Sued for $1 Million by Mobii

Mobii Systems Group has sued LIV Golf in U.S. District Court in Miami for more than $1.13 million, alleging unpaid licensing ($820,600) and usage fees ($104,500) for the 2026 season plus $209,531 in lost revenue from six remaining events under a two-year contract that LIV allegedly breached. The suit comes as LIV faces broader financial strain and the decision to discontinue the “Any Shot, Any Time” platform, with LIV having paid through 2025 under the same deal and later signaling a review of its business model and partnerships.

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Dodgers land Halvorsen from Rockies before Aug. 3 deadline

Colorado traded right-hander Seth Halvorsen to the Los Angeles Dodgers for two Dodgers prospects, Nick Frasso and Landyn Vidourek, as both teams shuffle pieces ahead of the MLB Trade Deadline. Halvorsen, an elite-velocity pitcher currently on the injured list with shoulder inflammation, will be assigned to Triple-A as the Dodgers aim to maximize his upside this season.

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Grier Retires After 7 NFL Seasons, Brief Panthers Return

Will Grier, the 31-year-old quarterback who spent seven NFL seasons with six teams including the Panthers, Cowboys, Bengals, Patriots, Chargers and Eagles, has retired after a brief rookie-era start and a recent return to Carolina. The Panthers, who drafted him in 2019, now rely on Bryce Young, Kenny Pickett, and undrafted Haynes King at quarterback as Grier exits the league.

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Saints Keep Kamara as Etienne Deal Restructures 2026

Alvin Kamara is finalizing a restructured contract to remain with the New Orleans Saints for the 2026 season, keeping a nine-year veteran who has been a core contributor despite offseason trade chatter and the addition of Travis Etienne. The deal is aimed at lowering his cap hit and maintaining balance in the Saints’ backfield, with Kamara entering his 30s as a versatile playmaker.

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